The subject is a BMW 330i that belongs to a friend. He only wanted the exterior done and I had to finish it in one day. Fixing the exterior and the interior by myself would have probably required more than a day so it worked out for the best.
All products used are from Adam's Polishes except for some brushes from Mothers.
Before:
Scratches
Water spots
Water spots on the chrome trim
Bugs and faded plastic trim
Baked dirt, rust and other stuff
Baked brake dust
My wheel brush after doing only one wheel
The clay bar after doing one panel
After:
Some fixed panels and flash test:
Fixed chrome trim (Using Swirl & Haze Remover on an orange pad and a cordless drill)
Wheels cleaned and tires treated with Super VRT
The exhaust tips cleaned and polishes using MP1 & 2
The trim in the treatment process with Super VRT
The engine bay detailed and treated with VRT (not Super VRT)
A semi nasty scratch found and removed
Do you know any other tips that you would have made the finishing results better? Do you have your own technique or issues you need advice on? Questions? Please let us know in the comment section below :)
Before:
Scratches
Water spots
Water spots on the chrome trim
Bugs and faded plastic trim
Baked dirt, rust and other stuff
Baked brake dust
My wheel brush after doing only one wheel
The clay bar after doing one panel
After:
Some fixed panels and flash test:
Fixed chrome trim (Using Swirl & Haze Remover on an orange pad and a cordless drill)
Wheels cleaned and tires treated with Super VRT
The exhaust tips cleaned and polishes using MP1 & 2
The trim in the treatment process with Super VRT
The engine bay detailed and treated with VRT (not Super VRT)
A semi nasty scratch found and removed
Do you know any other tips that you would have made the finishing results better? Do you have your own technique or issues you need advice on? Questions? Please let us know in the comment section below :)
